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A pop-up installation during Boston's inaugural Tech Week, Ship It! is a collaboration between AI practitioners, researchers and creative technologists that invites participants to:
Witness the gap between the world we want and the world AI seems to be creating.
Ponder the accountability structure of bots, their designers, and their users.
Speak your desires for the Age of Intelligence into existence.
Friday, May 29
11:00am - 4:00pm
15 Channel Center Street, Suite 105 [Fort Point]
Special closing event 5:00-7:00pm
RSVP here
One room is full of builders and researchers making decisions that will shape how billions of people live.
The other is full of those billions of people, with no framework for engaging and no channel for making their preferences known.
Tech/ish believes AI will have better outcomes if more people work to bridge this gap.
And the people best positioned to make a difference are those building it.
The team is made up of AI practitioners including Lauren Mecca of Tech/ish, Erica Ayotte of Future Folkways, marketing VP Elizabeth Breese; volunteer researchers from the AI Safety community; and local creators seasoned in bringing immersive art to the Boston public.
Artists for Humanity is a Boston-based nonprofit that provides under-resourced urban youth with paid employment, mentorship, and professional experience in art and design.
Masary Studios is a Boston-based, artist‑owned collective whose work merges artistic research with cutting‑edge technology and media expressions.
